In a partial win for lenders, the court rules they're not liable for hidden commission payments in car finance schemes.

Banks could still face claims for compensation for motor finance commissions, but the extent of the total bill facing lenders ...

The Supreme Court will rule on whether millions of motorists could be entitled to compensation on their hire-purchase ...

Lenders no longer face the prospect of having to pay £30bn to £40bn to aggrieved car buyers, but the industry still faces ...

The UK's Supreme Court will announce a long-awaited ruling on car finance commissions on Friday that could influence whether ...

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Motor finance lenders have skirted a worst case scenario but remain open for a redress scheme after Supreme Court's ruling.

The UK Supreme Court has largely overturned a previous ruling on car finance agreements, relieving lenders and reducing ...

Industry analysts also said on Friday that banks will ‘breathe a sigh of relief’ after the landmark Supreme Court ruling.